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Telegram-herald., 1887-04-24
rs Cents Per Yard.

An entirely and very fine line of Check Flannels,
Silk and Wool unusually wide and only 90 cents per yard;
all the best shades.
beautiful Partisan Check Smtng 5-inches wide silk
mixed all the desirable colors, $50 per yard.
We have just received by express large invoice of beau
tfu Novelty Combinations consisting of Plain Cames Hair
for the body of the dress with lush effects Cames Hair
ground for the drapery These exceedingly handsome comb
nations show in Gray Brown, Ecru, Black and White
mixed and Tan.
We call the attention of the ladies garment in
our Cloak and Shawl Department in the way of Pongee
Silk Raglan hight Brown and Gray An excellent garment
for travelling purposes.
In Hosiery Stock offering big bargain in
Ladies Babrggan Hose full regular at the very low price of
Is cents, worth fully % cents.
100 dozen brilliant Lisles at 30 cents pronounced bar
gain at GO cents.
50 dozen Ladies Silk Plated Hose at 75 cents cheap at
81 25 all the best coors displayed.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-24
rEnsOSAL POINTS.

r. 80 shaw of the Aewaygo EsD,lcscris,
rss g. CHE llfy yesterday.
e. bi viey has fer -rnet from the East
phcrs bc las aeeE ilr toe pass tao weeks
rlrct s-ins -3ris.
8arsf Elnu .s spending S.inNa7 in East
Ss.ra.v vi.h o.d friends. lie anticipates
rstarnax CD sl5 NaasY Ctgv tomorro~
rsaa For.. fireman % the Meskezoo
ff. sv fur 1855 llHoanv's tietorY. was
e. t1t c.tr rrsserity visiting cd aeuas al /
.el. rag l1 business.
WaUsr 5ilc aes.er. iorileriy ~ this civ
hss i.lr.lasi psr.1rrs-Ip With Prot. a. =.
Ntrie,f. iornisr.v super ateuifa. oI schools
arre ard rI engage in tae iguoer 0t-si-
rrs. .t IS efa g on a large ssi-e-
Ma GeEieser. Fify of tae popular lsnd-
1as.i af ttr e.rr ftte Mouse. accompanied
p rr re.ct. SIS ainuIs 81 -Vbnrn. was IA
fhe - reesrisF eat iog on ler n-aier0fl8
l~ens sac Wal rela.a iu me city over
SUNDAY.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-24

Since The resign1,ioa of Dayton d. Wal
ton 81 pa.r0.mAn, hss been accepted by the
Board q Foiice sad Fire Commissioners. he
Of house and sgn painter. Of which he is
a borough w0rkman- he mas ensered into
gsrsDsrs1iy wish a Philadelphia srtsi. and
their Cfhcs vii b. loca Ell At i26 D0ur1e-Sg.
n8tiaE NJ. Waloa's tso years ssrvics o0
ths police force. he wEs : strict and c0nsci-
60 loas officer and gainerl many friends
who will have bis welfare st heart.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-24
JULIUS A. j. FRIEDRICH.
Successor 20 Friedrich brother.

One Of the most reliable business houses
IN Grand Rapids IS that OF Jnlius A. J.
Friedrich, music dealer az 80 aud 81 Canal
ST Since is establishment here II mas each
year grown more popular until the present
time, when il is the largest and most COM
plete in ali departments Of any in Western
Michigan. His spscisus halls are always
filled with the latest and best makes Of mu-
sic2l instruments. Al present he has in
stock large assortment OF Weber, Fischer
aud SMITH pianos. A Z Chase. Smith
American and Hillstrom organs.
He is the only house in the city carrying
a iul. stock of sheet music. music bopks
etc.
Ills stock OF small instruments is COM
plete in every detail aud his prices are be-
low competition. Wit bis place and con-
vince yourself Of the aNOye fact.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-24
SAYINGS AND DolNGs.

Fhs taal ~ tle ll1z1 flTsT 90 1lge
passed aocEsfi ges.slaags being much
sar .ar flal 1sl--l-
a.ra.ag chimney as z1s soath unioa-
o. sallel 90 seF artlisut oet ge-tslslzI a.
teTalsa- 10 'la-lass-
Ihe funeral 81 .a- afs I01a Howell 81
~ lzi1 ~ .l.e2 t9nsorfes 18.'fiili-s
lr1m 81 AllleE ~afaeirai.
Ias Street Rai. ~ag CoupaAT v-i aot
move fla ans aEa4 eail1lzss ~ ills 1aa--
sl. lsf.lils.s fsi -1s D-Mn7 lie.
n stsse. 81 stove Davis. siI oli-d
rSs-s..5fF 1t1 an H14.t1y ave- Hn4cA
Elii Is 4ss1 i1g u4srl.zntile p4iFt-es-
A alssn freDeL imm.sgAlts- nrst q
fds sa4son-1Ass.st tassug4 l4s -.ty yes-
lsri1g 60 t1s.4 saT % Nafg -stle,
Ias sutdt of s6s 4skigt.s otaats <s.f4ag
snt ia1 Bt1H hss leeG Parchzsed ~
Wn. F0i2sF sAd 81 9psd " banalo
q IS STATED shar h9n- J ". Neon. Of
Mlss-.an. s 4oolt 20 alaLe reHefai saFge
in .esf.nsals ia 9lsine.s property here
a.s Asea So. smb has seearec homes
Eita 1smers .or Eso poor chlliEu- @ao
ssrs l1l plepes s1bie9;a i1r tns state
sl1col8.
Afhor Day 4i.l bs ohssrvsd At The &. =.
A il4As L0m9ffoH. fFisnl.s 0i tae iasti-
tlaoa are -es-fsa lo plant trees around the
re-lls.
r1e ht.ss ~ ne Church q Christ vi
i've a. .ce cream 8c.8l "a tle l4f.Jn ~
tl- lharrh Ioll - 70 9ciosk neEt Thurs
day aqsalaz
ina ..-.s.s.,tsl xsH has reached a
.4..t. - sf.f f.-. ana ths trillg are nos
zaus .af.4sa a .ages OF sAs.s xat ille
rae1. Ite contrast s4lls Or "a additional
dsrla 81 4 tes-
-.,-. .. 5000 -..f t.. fae.l la.fxes have
fsff.i sol 4. s.rs ane speea! exercises
uolu r1is ae.s.sIan.
r-.t A ...rz.-. t-ouce of asFforfn-
.r,. ....s., ,.,-... ~. arri,- In rhe eftg
1000 .-..t +. r.r...l. sifl bs etgsa a. III
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rffr@t ~ 81 ''i '- -. -',1 "Oi-
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tA' -iN.s % ia'- 1'--'-'3' D"0 ~ "1'm
va a@p-A
q tle rart dealers Rave been won't 20 a.
Ter.se l-la- 30. sac o9t of s-ason, but
.ba an -at tidfue Warden has declared
lr es ass 'u .eolion 90 giak5 az $50 dealers
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-24

Bernard r. Berry, died a6sas 2 O'Clock
yesterday afternoon. ~ bis residences lis
Bar,3ett 81, re had been suffering for some
time vita consumption. bat his desth was
not sxrerisi 20 som. Mr Herry va q
eeli-Sn3Nn citizen AMI p1puias poi3clsu
sod = lsrgs cirrle 81 fsenis xii. moaru bis
tleosrfn-e. ARA aSemenLs have nos y,
te-n compiefsu i1r the fIoerai
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-24
"IaIk About Nica Wo-k. =

Now es Spring IS here and everybody
changes their clothing / would advise you.
ifyou have any work in cleaning and dge-
ing. to take sach where you can get the
best work done at the lowest prices. such a
place is the 'Old and Reliable" Eagle Steam
Dye House, Ma. u Cznal-st.
\. 3. Binding lining and repairing OF
gents cioihing is done vita The utmost OF
nsatness and durability, which is proven
havgrf a dorlht
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-24
SPRING & COMPANY.
Dress Goods

Notwithstanding the fact that Dress Goods Depart
ment this magnitude richness OF goods dspayed
and the wonderful ia eoo ana designs has had
parallel past years creating has the very success
fu trade have had this Sprngwhch necessitaes con
slant and watohful care-and daily additions to this depart
ment
We will place on our counters on Monday morning new
and beautiful fabric and of striking eect Polka Dot fan-
nes in Cream Tan, Fawn, Cardinal and Blue very wide
pure Wool.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-24

ras Bosrs n Trustees of tha Aaso1ir
Nutual Beneat Asserisfioa gsstsriag pc.
ssnte8 Wis- Neili> Harnon. Secretary 8ens-
dos. faisafil ss.i s.si ien- sssis-sqt visa =
rasc< f-rs q nsnils1rae eus 3anE 4lsz Neihe
sac ssat As rscosis 80 li.- nsst ts-se Tes-s
srf tas Trrstses ave -etsoa - ae we.
o.esset wt1 lsr wfFE
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-24

It waait seen. thas fas business troubles
~ = p Car ard ths Nsways1 Hsnufa.
Msrsasl d - posted no ices ~ tie sale Of a
tae erapsrIv - take Is aee st NertvEa.
,fsF ey virtue # The m9r.zage bed oy ].
~ CaaTrrse.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-24

Ns~ r,efs srrirsnr fHir Al en5 ess
-s-tetr ~ rs esr4r aes hsase le-srs-
toss very str-- sfTlss. st Bra fisld s 60 =
81 ara-.e sr
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-24

Ever seen in this city, and that he intends to place
The same oa his counters atprIces lower than ever
beo- known in the history of the dry goods trade.
As it is impossible for customers 70 Judge prices
without having seen the goods we would simply
Az give Us q cali and we will show you al kinds
Of Dry Goods a. lower prices than any other house
In ths city.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-24

The celebration Of the kaiser's Goth
birthday has lei 10 the publication OF the
fact thst there are now living in Prussia no
fever than 5000 persons over % years OF
age GOO Of whom are centenar.ans.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-24

IoSp0s. April 3s-The Hon II 4. Alscopp,
Conservative II. J. h8s been reelected iOr Tam
t0a. He was opposed Dy MI. ssunuersou t1lac-
sloniaul The Ffc steod. AiseOIp, 49,. salil-
dclsun. So Mr. AliSe0pp was returned Ul0p-
posed a. The last election.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-24

Visit our basement Aoo.' for bargains in
Crockery. Glassware, Tinware, Baskets and
House furnishing goods MORsEs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-24
n O t &c E!

The clothing merchants who always copy our
advertisement VIII please make nots of the above.
Be little liberal, gentlemen Give the boys some
thing Don't make them buy goods---paying fine
proht---before you give them a chsap present.
Come and look at our windows and note the nobby
lght-colored Stiff Fur II ats we offer at 81 40 and
l7o. Too bad you fellows haven't got brains
enough TO advertise right but you grow older
you may learn something.
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A $4,000 BIBLE REWARD

Tho publishers of Rutlcdgo's Month
ly oifor twelve valuable rewards in their
Monthly for February, among which is
the following:
We will give $1,000 to the person tell,
ing us which is the middle verse in the
Now Testament Scriptures, (not the re.
vised edition), by March, 1887, should
two or more correct answers be received,
the reward will be divided. The money
will be forwarded to the winner March
18th, 1887. Persons trying for tho re-
ward must send 20 cents in silver or DOS
tai notes, (no postage stamps taken) with
their answer, for which they will receive
the Monthly for April in which the name
and address of the winner of the reward
and the correct tansw er will bo published,
and in whic, several more valuable re.
wards viii he offered. Address. RUr-
IaDoE lHuRIIsurSa Co, Easson. Pa
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-03-03
Hard Times.

There is too much complaint about
hard times. To hear the common
talk upon the subject one would con-
clude that the whole country is going
to tho "demnition bow-wows" on q
lightning express, With q great
many people, the habit of complain
ing has become a sort Of second ma
ture. There are some people who
are never happy unless they are mis-
cradle. And the grumblcrs and the
croakers always make themselves
heard. They make it II point to i'm
press their dcSpondency on others aud
to spread the contagion of their own
gloomy forebodings
After awhile the whole community
takes up the refrain Of ''hard times.
The man who has nothing, has never
hau anything and never will have any
thing us long as he must work for it,
raises his feeble cry of 'hnrd times.'
The man who has worked hard, but
failed to make all that he expected,
chimes in a little louder, "IIARD TINES"
and above the voice Of all rcvcrber-
atcs the deep bass voice Of the man
who fairs sumptiouslv and sports Il
big bank account: "UlrH ITnes"-
and the country becomes d great hu-
man frog pond.
Are times hard? Yes; but is not
half SO bad as the crorkers represent
Fate seems to have been against MS,
and the clements have conspired
against the men who till the soil-but
no body is begging; no great calamity
is present or is threatening. A few
more years like last year end year be-
fore might bring on n crisis; but we
are not likely to'havo such yours. 1t
isnot likely that Dame Nature intends
to close out business in this section of
the world for some time to come. We
may confidently rely on the princi-
pie of the general avcrage-a mixture
of the good and the evil-prospcrity
and advcrsity; flood tide and cbb;
good crops and bad crops This be
ing the case, it it getting time for an
upward tendency to even up and cs
tablish the average. Maybe we have
touched bottom and arc preparing
for the rebound. Who knows? The
probabilatics all point that way Then
the people should take courage and
stop their crooking. Courage helps
to bring prosperity and better times;
croaking tends to keep them away
Stop thatcroaking. .-Netcberry o.
S9rCer.
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CoLuMnIA, S. c., Feb. %, 81

REV. G. W. SINGLETON, S. C.:-Your
letter Of the 10Th inst. has been re
c"ivcd. The Orders on the County
Treasurer sent YOU are precisely sim
liar to those used III every county in
the State. The oath required by ;avc
can be written upon them, when it is
not printed. These blanks, however,
are generally used to pay cluims for
rent, fuel and other incidental expcn-
ses. Such claims are usually prescn
ted i'll the form Of an account AGAINST
the School District. This Office has
decided that the oath should appear
on this account, not on the order Civ
en- IN payment Of the account. The
law says that all claims against the
school fund should be sworn TO-, Now
the order on the Treasurer is not
the claim, it is draft given in pay
ment OF the claim just as q check on
u "1iiA "o"lo Dc. Respectfully
JAS. H. RICE, S. Sc.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-03-03

Congress has passed law prohib-
iting foreign laborers to tie imported
to the United States under contract.
This is done for the protection of
Americans laborers. But Congress
win soon have to go step farther
A farmer in Virginia has six monkeys
trained to break hemp, and they have
proved moro efficient than his hired
hands. He has ordered ten more
monkeys from South Africa for the
same purpose, and he will thus have
labor cheaper than it was before the
war, as the monkeys will not have to
be clothed The incoming Congress
will have Il novel protection problem
to deal with, for the next thing any
body knows some enterprising far
mer will have these creatures stem
ming tobacco and picking cotton.
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Model for Ash HOpner

lake cut from black gum tree
tnree feet III diameter, four feet long.
Trim into the form of top, then cut
out the inside until the hull is left
two inches thick. Suspend it be-
tween two posts by means of gudg-
cons adjusted on the sides SO that
the little end will hang down nearly
balanced. Place peck Of pulveriz-
ed charcoal in tho bottom, then pour
on the ashes. If their is any proba.
blllty OF your wanting to move, it
about, after the manner of the mod
eln sorghum mill, it will cost very
little moro to build it on Wheels,
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RT0NTnTTto be made Cut this out
III M H, Y ard return to us, aud we
MlUlv ILL will send you free, some
thing of great value and importance 10
you, that will start you in business which
VIII bring you nrm"rc money right away
can do the work anil live at home. EiIh,r
SEX all ages Something new, that inst
coins money for all workers. We viii
start you; capital not needed. This is one
nt the genuine, important chances Of a
lifetime. Those ambitious and enter
PrlsinS will not del ". Grand outfit free.
AddrcS TRUE Il Co., Augusta, Nainc. 1v
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0KI A-II &E1s
ID 9E-
Assessment Notice.
AUDITOR,S OEECE-


PIcKENs G. H., S. c., Jan. l8, 1897. !
THE County Auditor has been compcll-
4 rd to cancel engnYe nen5S at all pro
cincta except tho following on account of
somc confusion as to dates.
He or his neputy will be mt
PuMpkintown on Tuc,tny the 1st day
of February 1887.
At Aikens' Store, Wednesday, .2nl
February 1897.
AtNmc Times. Thursday, 81 Of Feb
ruary 1888.
At Hurricane, Friday, 18th of Febru-
nry 1897.
AT Six Mile School House, Saturday
9th of February 1887.
At Pickons q. H., the balance Of the
time.
Taxpayers will avail themselves of thu
ample time given 10 make Returns and
hOpo each viii make his or her Rct;un il
person Of number of acres of Land,
Buildings, Lots and Personal Prubcrt :,
in each Township, and no complaint
will then bn necessary.
Every male citizen between the ages Of
n and 60 years ON the lst Of anuay
1887, except thoao incapable of making
n support shall be deemed taxable polls.
After the 10th Of February all Returns
will be put III additional list with the 50
per cent penalty added thereto, unless
prevented by sickness or n absence from
tho County at the time of Listing.
j. b. CLYDE,
County Auditor
Jan 20, 1887. II If.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-03-03

A resident Of Chicago alleges that
sometime ago he was in posses
sion Of $1,000 Unites States bond,
and one night when he feared that
he would be robbed he swallowed it..
He has made application to the gov
eminent to have the bond paid. If
he succeeds, we may then say that it
is possible for one "to eat his cake
and have it too"
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-03-03

Milo Maize is highly praised as a for
age crop. 1t can be fed green or cured for
hay. Planted on good ground it gives
several cuttings, and the yield is said to
he very heavy. 70 any farmer who
wishes to give it a trial, we will furnish
a small packet FREQ. If ordered by mail
one cent must be enclosed to pay pos
tnge. In larger quantities we can fur
nish at 2Oc per pound. SLOAN Bro.
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TEAC GIN H RS's BUR EAU,
CONDUCTED BY W. NJ. McCASLAN.


ers' Column" next week, Oh chow to
teach English Grammar" l once
heard q teacher claim o perfection i'll
teaching this, one of the most, if not
the most difficult part of school-room
work. Now don't leave all the work
to be done by the manager of the Blu
reau,
How many will send in their opin-
ion as to the accuracy and construc-
tion of the following sentences for the
next issue:
"Tho History of South Carolina
and mathematics should be taught in
every school" "
"Hc was no less able legislator,
than courageous writer"
"Sidney died the shepherds friend"
Reduce salaries anywhere, but in
crease them in schools. Now, not
one in twenty teaches Il school ex-
ccpt as stepping stone to something
better by and by; yet the teachers
are of moro value than all the LAWYERS,
doctors and ministers rolled up to-
gcthcr. Thus said Mr.. Becchcr.
This language fairly answers the
heading of leading article in one
Of our educational Journals, GLOW are
we to retain our best classes of teach
ers? 70 olcarn something Of the age
Of the teachers of to day one has but
to spend a few days at a State or
County Nominal Institute. The
young teachers are SO largely in the
majority that the reports from the
State Board of Education in u mum.
Der OF States, complain that many OF
the finest cducationaliStS are drifting
into law, medicine, or some other avo
cation offering more attractive in
duccments. 1t i3 safe to say, that
very large number of the teachers il
South Carolina to day, are tcachin,
only to secure the means to enabl
them to embark in some other DrC
fession in the near future. This j
an advantage to the individual, bu
does such teaching bring a corro
pondinS advantage to the children
This falling out Of the ranks, arise
from different causes; two OF tn
most prominent are the nominal sal
AIRY promised, and the conspicuou
lack OF cooperation between patrons
and teacher. The patrons are en-
thuslastc about the school until til,
teacher is secured. They go the frs
day to present little Willie or Sallie
after that, their interest is all absorb
CT by things ut homo, and IT,. teach
er sees no moro of them during TN,
term. This is not the cnconroro
m"nt the teacher desires. Visit hin
once every month and note the effect
The cost of getting County claim.
caShcd, is an other matter that need.
Legislation. These claims should ci
ther bG paid when due by the county
or the holder should have reasona
bic interest. Teachers should have
~
their associations for mutual protec
ton, as we'll rs farmers, lawyers ol
doctors. Then when they ask for thei,
rights they will be accorded, and sal
aries will be based upon merit rathcl
than circums tnnces.
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LOST

- I%ht OF the parties who can sell Grave
NlohrS cheaper than we can. We sell
NO, |. Material; We do good work, and
we do SO to rive satisfaction. Our pri-
ccs run from three dollars up. We have
on hard and to arrive Large Stock of
Grave Stones. All work delivered at the
crave. Satisfaction given Mr.. II. IL.
Owen can be found in charge of the
Marble Yard ready to s We all who may
call upon him. Give a trial Al d be
convinced, j. ID. NTH e. Co.
Libcny, $. G. oct. #. 8G.
oct. 21, 1886 l. f.
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The president certainly earned his
salary when he vetoed the Pauper
Pension Bill, and the 1875 congress
men who stood by the President in
his veto should be returned by their
constituents as long as they are viii
ling to sefve.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-03-03

Teachers must improve their meth
oda Of teaching. The people arc de-
mandnG better results. They are
beginning to look with more favor
upon "new-fnnYlcd ways" The pro
grcssive teachers are securing the
best positions. Old fogies NAV Oh.
pose the new education and try TO
make teachers slide alon.- in the old
ruts, but their power is waning. The
teacher who IS content to keep pupils
quiet and ask questions from the text
book must wake up or leave the pro-
fesSl0n. The teachers should be the
living soul of the school, to understand
the needs Of the child mind, to stim-
ulatc and direct the energies of the
child and to draw out it's faculties in
such manner that it may be cduca-
ted, developed, III accorlmce with
natures plans. Is the child dstrenyth-
eel b.y to days lesson? Have [ follow
ed educational principles? Am Isup-
plying the child's needs? These
questions should ever be in the toach
or'S mind. II these questions can be
intrlligcntly answered in the aflirma-
tive, the teacher is success; if not, he
needs to continue the study of cduca-
tion.-Lo,cu ZSucher.
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Bucklen's Arnica Salve.

The Best S0lvc in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, Tcttos, Ghapped Hands, Chiiblains,
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positive
ly cures Piles, or no pay required. 1t is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
money refunded. Price 20, cents per box
For sale by DIR. G. w. Earle.
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Comes Out all The Sowo

"There must be somebody backing
that paper, for I ordered nv no,,a7.
stopped, and 1 know three or fou,.
more who got mad and stopped theirs.
but the blamed p"per seems to come
out just tho same"
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-03-03
Rheumatism and Neuralgia Cured in
Two DaYs.

The Indiana Chemical Co., have discov-
cred compound which acts with truly
marvellous rapidity in the cure of Rhcuma-
tlSm and Neuralgia. We Guarantee it to
cure any and every case acute lrnamma-
tory rheumatism and Neuralgia in 2 DAYS
and TO give immediate relief in chronic
cases and effects speedy cure
oh receipt OF 30 cents, in two cent
stamps, we will send to any address the
prescription Tor this wonderful compound
W'lleh can nc MED by your home druggist
at small cost. We take this means of civ
ing our discovery to the pubic instead of
putting it out as Il patent medicine. it he
ing luich less expensive. We will GLADLY
refund money if satisfaction is not riycn
The INDIANA Chemical. Co.
teb H. SLY trawfordsville, Ind
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-03-03
COtt0nudGS and Jeans.

One days steady walk, at the prop
er time, between pair of my Plow
handles will so farther towards get
ting up real good old fashioned
dinner (corn dumplings and turnip
greens, for instance) than a weeks
hard tramp with shot gun, and
Will make a mans appetite and
credit heap better.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-03-03
Spring Clothing,

1t is astonishing how some men
will strain to pay for guano, and
when the bread aud meat bill becomes
due ask me what [ am "going to do
about it,"